Torah Judaism: "We will not cooperate with the police, we will consider obedience to the decisions of the government and the cabinet" | Israel today

The faction announced a series of decisions against the establishment, following the storm surrounding the events of Purim • "Abused the ultra-Orthodox public based on a false report" • On a Passover closure they said: Entry into the coalition in a recovery clause "

• Members of the Torah Judaism faction

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"Biased decisions against the ultra-Orthodox public":

The Torah Judaism faction held a special meeting today (Wednesday), in light of the High Court ruling on conversion and "the continued abuse of the police by the ultra-Orthodox public."

Members of the faction announced that they would consult with the great men of Israel "on continued cooperation with the decisions of the government and the Corona Cabinet, including regarding the fear of a closure on Passover."

"We demand to investigate the decision to stop public transportation at Shoshan Purim to Jerusalem."

They accepted that it was given "a short time before Shabbat began, when tens of thousands of people who came or left Jerusalem were on the road without knowing that a decision had been made preventing them from returning to their homes."

"The Deputy Minister of Transportation, Rabbi Uri Maklev, described to the faction members the Ministry of Transportation's preparations last Thursday for significant reinforcement of public transportation to and from Jerusalem on Shushan Purim, and the absurdity of the Corona Cabinet's decision the next day."

"The faction demands that the chairman of the economics committee convene the committee as soon as possible and cancel the clearly illegal and immoral decision directed against the ultra-Orthodox public, in order for the fines imposed by virtue of this decision to be abolished."

It was also written: "The Torah Judaism faction will not cooperate with the police and asks the heads of the ultra-Orthodox authorities to take this step as well, until the Israeli police apologizes for the false report, which described, among other things, that thousands of ultra-Orthodox drink while reading the Megillah or holding Tishim "In Beit Shemesh. Based on the false and trending report, the decision was made to abuse the ultra-Orthodox public on Shoshan Purim."

"The faction will cut off contact with reporters and media outlets that publish false and biased 'investigations' against the ultra-Orthodox public," the Exceptions Committee announced in light of the articles.

As for the ruling of the High Court: "The decision to recognize a Reform and Conservative conversion is rejected outright.

The faction will set as a condition for joining a future coalition to enact a conversion law according to halakhah and an overcoming ruling. "